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Not completely happy with how this came out, but dony hate it either so I figured I would post it anyway. This building is close to 57th street as you come out of central park.
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One of the buildings I shot, whilst walking around downtown Phoenix. I really liked the light reflecting off the exterior of the building and ultimately the simplicity of the shot.
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I know that people in the northern states will laugh at me, but I have never seen a truck scraping the snow off of the road before today. I am visiting my daughter in northern Virginia. Not many people went to school or work today in the Washington DC area, but they scraped the roads all day.
With horse manure littering the streets and mud an everyday hazard, foot scrapers were a necessary aid to keep houses clean before cars replaced horses as the main form of transport. They came in many styles, almost a study topic in their own right.
Created a faux x-pro curve tonight that's a mimic of x-pired provia 400. Hopefully I've come somewhat close to the real thing. ( Larger)
Floor Scraper - Patented May 22, 1928 by Alfred W. Abrahamsen of Queens Village, New York - Patent Number 1,670,646 / Contact Allan Diamanti
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Product shot of short-handled ice scraper on frosted glass background.
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